How to use the pymyq.device.STATE_OPEN function in pymyq
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print('Device ID: {0}'.format(device.device_id))
print('Parent ID: {0}'.format(device.parent_id))
print('Online: {0}'.format(device.available))
print('Unattended Open: {0}'.format(device.open_allowed))
print('Unattended Close: {0}'.format(device.close_allowed))
print()
print('Current State: {0}'.format(device.state))
if JSON_DUMP:
print(json.dumps(device._device, indent=4))
else:
if device.state != STATE_OPEN:
print('Opening the device...')
await device.open()
print(' 0 Current State: {0}'.format(device.state))
for waited in range(1, 30):
if device.state == STATE_OPEN:
break
await asyncio.sleep(1)
await device.update()
print(' {} Current State: {}'.format(
waited, device.state))
await asyncio.sleep(10)
await device.update()
print()
print('Current State: {0}'.format(device.state))
if device.state != STATE_CLOSED:
print('Closing the device...')
await device.close()
print(' 0 Current State: {0}'.format(device.state))
for waited in range(1, 30):pymyq
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